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Driven by Akshata Murty’s £690 million stake in Infosys, the Chancellor and his wife entered the Sunday Times list for the first time.

National Museums Scotland has acquired a collection of bottled whiskies, packaging and related material as part of a new collection.

The moment came after BBC Breakfast presenter Charlie Stayt asked the deputy prime minister how much a litre of diesel costs.

Huw Pill said the tightening of monetary policy ‘still has further to run’.

Micheal Martin is in Belfast for meetings with political leaders amid ongoing deadlock at Stormont.

Dominic Raab said he wanted to ‘manage expectations’ about the plan.

Sue Gray’s inquiry into Downing Street lockdown breaches is expected early next week.

The retail sector saw sales rising 1.4% in April, the Office for National Statistics said.

Nimco Ali was appointed by Priti Patel to advise the Home Office in 2020.

There were a record 177 billionaires in the country, according to the Sunday Times Rich List.

Meanwhile, Roman Abramovich tumbled down the rankings after sanctions and the enforced sale of Chelsea football club hit his wealth.

A petition against the proposed changes has reached almost 60,000 signatures.

‘Partygate’ returns to dominate the front pages as the working week concludes.

The royal tour of the North American country concluded late on Thursday.

One member of the community said the 73-year-old ‘really looked like he enjoyed himself’.

The company said it was the first UK supermarket to introduce such a discount.

The presenter will develop new furniture-related courses.

The royal held up the example of ‘indigenous knowledge keepers’ as those with the skills to bring humanity back from the brink.

The royal was visiting a YWCA transitional housing centre in Yellowknife, the capital of the Northwest Territories.

The royal met members of the organisation in Yellowknife.